Her brother shared a childhood photo along with a heartfelt message on social media.
The image serves as a poignant reminder of the connection between Sulli and her fans.
A previously unreleased photo of the late Sulli, a former member of f(x), has sparked significant interest among fans. On the 24th, Sulli's brother shared a photo on his social media along with the caption, "Why do you weep so sadly while wearing a smiling face?" The image captures young Sulli dressed casually, gazing lovingly at the camera with a gentle smile.
Sulli debuted in 2005 through the SBS drama 'The Fairy and The Woodcutter' and later gained fame as a member of the girl group f(x) in 2009. Despite her talents and charm, she faced harsh criticism and rumors, leading her to take a hiatus from her career in 2014. Tragically, Sulli passed away in 2019 at the young age of 25, leaving her fans in profound shock and grief.
The release of this photo carries significant meaning for fans remembering Sulli, serving as a reminder of their connection and the cherished memories of her smiling face, forever etched in their hearts.
Sulli was widely recognized in the Korean entertainment industry for her stunning beauty and talents. Her career not only revolved around music and broadcasting but also sparked discussions on social issues. In the aftermath of her passing, both the industry and her fans are reminiscing about her life and legacy, holding onto the memories that she created.
The recently unveiled photo captures the innocence of her younger days, evoking a sense of nostalgia among her supporters. Such reflections serve not only as treasured memories but also create a feeling of closeness to Sulli, allowing fans to engage with her legacy more deeply.
The struggles and sadness she faced resonate with many fans, highlighting shared experiences of emotional turmoil. Her tragic story brings to light the lack of communication and mental burden behind material success in the industry, thus emphasizing the significance of the legacy she left behind.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
